Wireless CarPlay Adapter, Wireless Car Screen Adapter for iPhone-Easily Upgrade Wired CarPlay to Unwired Connectivity, Includes USB-A to USB-C Dongle, Plug & Play for iPhone (iOS 10 and Above)

I’m a tech enthusiast who loves having the latest innovations in my car, and this Wireless CarPlay Adapter exceeded expectations. Installation is truly tool-free—plug the dongle into the USB port, enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your iPhone, and you’re instantly linked. It works flawlessly with my iPhone 13 Pro and has never dropped during calls or streaming. The A7S chipset ensures quick data transfer, so apps like Apple Music, Google Maps, and Audible load instantly without lag. Its multi-layer safety features, including short-circuit protection, give me peace of mind that my car’s electrical system remains untouched. Plus, with compatibility across over 800 CarPlay-enabled vehicles, it’s versatile enough for all my family’s cars. Compact, reliable, and powerful, this adapter truly redefines in-car connectivity for anyone invested in a seamless, cable-free experience.

I’ve tested countless CarPlay adapters, but this Wireless CarPlay Adapter blows them all away. From installation to daily use, it’s flawless. My iPhone 12 pairs instantly over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, delivering crystal-clear navigation, uninterrupted music streaming, and hands-free calls. The A7S chip ensures a stable connection even on bumpy roads, and the multi-layer safety features protect both my phone and vehicle electronics. I love how compact it is—easy to store when not in use—and it works with over 800 CarPlay-enabled models. Whether you’re driving a new SUV or an older sedan, this adapter transforms your ride into a truly wireless smart cockpit experience. Highly recommended!

Honestly, I didn’t expect much, but this wireless CarPlay receiver is awesome. Setup was a breeze — just plugged it in and it connected to my iPhone in seconds. No weird settings or tech headaches.Now I can hop in my car and it just works. No more messing with cords every time. The screen is super clear and responsive, and everything from music to maps runs smooth. Calls sound great too.It makes my older car feel way more modern, and it’s actually kind of fun to use. Totally worth the price for the convenience alone. If you’re thinking about it, just go for it — you won’t regret it.

After upgrading my Chevrolet with this Wireless CarPlay Adapter, I’m convinced this is the ultimate way to go cable-free. The plug-and-play setup couldn’t be simpler—just insert the dongle, enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your iPhone, and you’re instantly connected. The A7S chip inside delivers lightning-speed data transfers, translating to near-instant response times for Siri, navigation prompts, and media controls. On winding roads, the connection remains rock solid thanks to its advanced firmware and robust multi-layer safety protections that guard against short circuits and voltage spikes. I appreciate the inclusion of a USB-A to USB-C converter, which keeps me prepared for any port scenario. Compact enough to disappear behind the dash, this adapter elevates my driving routine while giving me confidence that both my phone and car’s electronics are safeguarded.

The Wireless Android Auto & CarPlay Adapter is super convenient! It connects quickly with my Android device (Android 11+), and the NFC touchscreen makes pairing easy. I love that it’s plug-and-pla no hassle at all. Now I can use Android Auto wirelessly, and it works smoothly every time. Great little device for upgrading your car!

After trying repeatedly to connect my Motorola Edge + 2022 to my new Toyota Prime 2024, which supposedly has wireless Android Auto, it became evident that the wireless capability was intermittent at best. It would work for a day or two, then it would fail to connect. This problem repeated over and over again. Contacting Toyota Customer Service revealed that their opinion was that Toyotas aren't compatible with Motorola phones. At least they were not supported. I tried to use my older Motorola MA-1, which worked like a charm in my Lincoln Corsair. No dice. It almost seemed like Toyota was trying to make things difficult for anyone with a Moto phone or dongle. They kept saying that only Apple or Samsung phones were supported.So, I did lots of searching for a replacement for the MA-1 and found this item and knew that if it didn't work, Amazon would have my back. It didn't work either, and I started preparing for a return. But I did a little more research and found a thread that says that you need a Y-adapter to boost the power to the dongle. I also needed to have a cigarette lighter power solution to add to the power from the car's USB plug. So I bought these two items:The Y adapter:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098L4HTVG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleThe power port for extra USB:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CZNWRY4B?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleThis worked like a charm but it took a few tries. And now the connection is even fault tolerant. I wasn't sure why there is a "phantom" Bluetooth connection called "Device1" but if you remove it, the thing stops working. Then by turning the car off and then on, wireless Android Auto starts up again just like there's no problem.I do receive a "BlueTooth Error" message from time to time but Android Auto still works perfectly. Maybe it is confused by "Device1."So you plug the white end of the Y adapter to into the cigarette lighter power port. Then plug in the blue Y adapter end into the USB data port on the car. Then plug this dongle into the blue receptacle on the joined end of the Y adapter. It just works and works to my delight. Start the car and then Android Auto comes up, well, Automatically! So this is a useful end run around Toyota's primitive policy. Buying these three items prevents the need to follow Toyota's advice--go to the dealer and have them diagnose the issue. I did not try that, as I expect it would mean sitting in the waiting room only to have them tell me to buy an iPhone or a Samsung. This saved lots of money, and lots of time!I don't know why it took a few tries to get working, but once it "snapped into place" then it was great.Tuck the cables and the dongle away and it becomes invisible and dependable, as if the car supported it.I'm tucking in the URL for this item because there are many threads all over the place about the problem and I cannot reach all of them. Copy and paste this entire message to help people save time and money as well, by buying these three things. They are not expensive.Folks, this post was put first on the review for this item: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DMDY9Y9T?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1by DG

If you drive a CarPlay-enabled vehicle and own an iPhone, this wireless carplay adapter is a no-brainer. Setup is truly plug-and-play, and you get wireless freedom in seconds. It supports all iOS versions above 10 and hundreds of models, so you can upgrade an older car without replacing the head unit. Sleek, reliable, and compact—this little dongle punches well above its weight.